ViewSonic PX727HD Bewertung | 85 Daten im Vergleich

The ViewSonic PX727HD is a compact 1080p home theater projector that scores points for its exceptionally long lamp life and unique design features. A standout design element is its "lens chin" (or chin spoiler), which blocks light leakage below the screen to prevent distracting reflections on the wall. Furthermore, its Dynamic Eco mode extends the lamp life to an impressive 20,000 hours without an overall brightness penalty, allowing users to run the projector for years without needing a replacement. The unit is also highly practical, offering two HDMI inputs, a backlit remote control, and a USB port that provides enough power to easily run streaming devices like a Roku stick. Despite these conveniences, the projector heavily underperforms in picture quality and setup flexibility when compared to sub-$1,000 rivals like the BenQ HT2050A and Epson Home Cinema 2150. Review testing showed that the PX727HD outputs only 904 lumens—making it roughly 45% dimmer than its competitors—and suffers from a weak 813:1 native contrast ratio and subpar color saturation. Additionally, it lacks lens shift capabilities and features a narrow 1.3x zoom range, strictly...